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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1934

Page

5

Welborn hosts D A R visitors and marriage notices

Mrs Sydney Perry Cooper of Henderson and Mrs L B Fisher of Asheville dined with Mr and Mrs J B Welborn on Washington Street. Cooper presided at the unveiling of the Lord Cornwallis marker at Jamestown. Thelma Shuller and Freeman Boswell wed in York DC with guests from Thomasville. Boswell to reside in Thomasville. Sons and Daughters of Liberty plan a dance at Princess Cafe tonight with public invited. Night Owls initiate five members including Fowler Carter Curtis Shehan Jones.

Sons and Daughters OF Liberty Princess Cafe Night Owls Night Owls Club B. C. Fowler Vergil Carter Robert Curtis Dee Witt Shehan Elwood Jones

Bayard Wootten Exhibits at UNC Dogwood Festival

Artist Mrs. Bayard Wootten will present the most extensive showing of her work at the University of North Carolina during the Dogwood Festival. The exhibit features North Carolina landscapes Charleston Wormsloe and Martha Berry’s schools. She will lecture on Charleston Gardens with slides on April 13 and speaks March 9 to Wilson Garden Club on Charleston Gardens citing Alfred Hutty’s praise.

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Bayard Wootten Alfred Hutty Wootten Charleston Wooten H. B. Hiatt Farriss Avenue

Social calendar listings for clubs and meetings

The notice lists multiple meetings and events across organizations. Harriett Elliott speaks at 8 p m for a five lecture series on recovery, other gatherings include Burbank Garden club at 10 a m and a luncheon by the Woman's club at 1 p m with American Homes Dept chair Mrs Shelof.

Harriett Elliott Woman's College Greensboro Business and Professional Girls Club

Attractive Luncheon Honors Mrs Cooper at Old Jamestown marker

Mrs Sydney Perry Cooper of Henderson, state regent of the D A R, attended yesterday's unveiling of the Lord Cornwallis Marker at Old Jamestown. Mrs A B Caldwell hosted a four course luncheon at Parkway home with guests including Mrs John S Welborn and Mrs T J Gold. Helen Dallas ill at home with measles and pneumonia. Mrs Wilma Byerly Farmier improving at Burrus Memorial hospital.

Sydney Perry Cooper Henderson Lord Cornwallis Old Jamestown Caldwell Parkway Johns. Welborn Alexander Martin Chapter T. J. Gold Co. F. Tomlinson Frank Lambeth Thomasville Wilma Byerly Farmier Burrus Memorial Hospital

D A C Class Elects Officers at Fort Henry Meeting

The D A C focuses on the granite shaft planned for Fort Henry. Mrs Wyche is nominated by Mrs Stewart for national corresponding secretary with unanimous support. Mizpah repetition follows the business session before adjournment.

Fort Henry National Wyche Stewart

Local Girl Reserves to Attend Rally For National Secretary

Fifteen representatives from the High Point Greensboro and Winston Salem Girl Reserve clubs plan to attend a rally at the YWCA in Winston Salem. Miss Breisis Teall national Girl Reserve secretary will speak at a 6 PM banquet and address the group. She will remain for the NC YC Conference of YWCA advisors with speeches and a Saturday program featuring Dr Sylvia Allen and Dr G Ray Jordan.

J. G. Welborn Virginia Dare North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Colonists Robert Ee. Lee Winston-Salem Welborn Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution United Daughters of Confederacy High Point Benjamin Wyche Charlotte W. N. Reynolds Winston- Salem J. W. Parker Farmville G. O. Doggett High Point D. A. C Pear Idol T. A. Kearns J. B. Kirkman Kirkman Ralph van Landingham Charless. Wallace National Assembly Washington John Laidiow Buell W. R. Snow Henry G. Bedinger Flora MacDonald College Red Springs William Russell Magna The Greensboro Breisis Teall Girl Reserve Miss Teall Teall Sylvia Allen G. Ray Jordan Centenary Methodist Church Virginia Carrier Keith Harrison Unity Nash Elizabeth Lindsay Ida Young Anna Mendenhall H. A. Whitley Carrier

Church Social Activities Report Local Gatherings

Local church circles report meetings and leaders for Stephens Bible Class Mrs M J Crowder 309 Steele St Wednesday 3 pm. North Hamilton Street Church of Christ Ladies Aid meets tonight 7 30 led by Mrs J A Bennett on Russell St. Welch Memorial M P church circle 1 meets Mrs J W Brower Monthei Ave 7 30. Oak Hill Christian Endeavor Society meets Edith Hussey English St with 20 members. Miss Virginia Fraley leads devotional. social hour and refreshments follow.

Stephens M. J. Crowder Steele Street T. H. Willey Church OF Christ Ladies Aid Ladies’ Aid Society North Hamilton Street Church of Christ J. A. Bennett Russell Street OAK Hill C. E Oak Hill Christian Endeavor Society Edith Hussey English Street Virginia Fraley

Davidson Student Driver of Death Car At Salisbury

Salisbury March 6 officers continued their inquiry into the death of Mrs. C. C. Dowell wife of three weeks fatally struck three miles from Salisbury on the Mooresville road by a car driven by George Norfleet a Davidson College student from Winston-Salem Norfleet was free on bond and was accompanied by Davidson students Cornelia Maslin Sam Wiley Frank Brown Bill Bell and Audrey Cammon as they discussed the crossing incident.

Davidson Salisbury Mar C. C. Dowell Mooresville George Norfleet Winston-Salem Davidson College Norfleet Liberty Bond Cornelia Maslin Sam Wiley Frank Brown Shanghai China Bill Bell Korea Audrey Cammon Brazil

Local notes and Society News From Campell Street to Winston-Salem

Mrs Hoyt Hawks shows improvement at home on Campell street after illness. Mrs Lloyd Teasley and Arnold return to Elberton Ga after guesting with the Harveys on English street for three weeks. Miss Thelma Patrick recouperating at Church street home post illness. W H Moss and Mr Haynes return to Cartersville Ga after visiting here and in Durham. Mrs A L Frazier moved home from Guilford General hospital and is recovering nicely. The Woman's Club luncheon at First M P church features The Child and His Collecting Instincts by Rev Douglas L Rights of Winston Salem with sketches and an exhibit of quilts bedspreads and hooked rugs.

D. H. Parsons West Farriss Avenue Burbank Y. W Dora Lamet Bay Street Lloyd Teasley Arnold Elberton Carl Harvey English Street Thelma Patrick Church Street W. H. Moss P. D. Haynes Mr. Haynes Cartersville Durham W. O. Moss A. L. Frazier Woodbury Avenue Guilford General Hospital Douglas L. Rights Winston-Salem Woman's Club M. P Rights Wachovia Historical Society Geddie Strickland Mesdames R. S. Lafferty H. T. Hudson M. A. Lackey J. H. McCall C. H. Rhodes Dan Gorman R. H. Sechrest P. E. Lindley

What’s the Matter With Your Child

Medical column by Dr. Frank Howard Richardson invites readers to mail questions about child health with a stamped self addressed envelope.

Frank Howard Richardson, M. D F.A.C.P Dr. Richardson

What a Parent Should Know About Medicine

An editorial urges choosing a family doctor, calling when in doubt, and cooperation between doctor and parents as the best health strategy. It notes overreliance on castor oil is dangerous, warns against misreading illnesses, and advocates rest and warmth as safe universal care. It includes Q&A on child discipline and home safety.

Arm chair strategist mom refused aid in child protection case

A protective father faces criticism for defending his son against Jack Dempsey like threats and disputes. The piece argues that a child deserves parental protection when faced with victimization and calls for suppressing the father’s meddling approach.

Mozart Music Club Hosts Haydn Program

Misses Virginia, Katherine and Anna Lee Ellison hosted the Mozart Music club at their North Main Street home. Blanche Hassell presided as president and the program featured Haydn stories, life sketches, and selections including the Surprise Symphony and Militaire Symphony, followed by refreshments for members and guests.

Virginia Katherine Anna Lee Ellison Mozart Music Club North Main Street Blanche Hansell Joseph Haydn The Music Makers Phyllis Strickland Haydn Betty Jean Balls Mary Smith Surprise Symphony Katherine Baxter Doris Holmes Allegro Margaret Barringer Elizabeth Strickland Margaret Short Cox Martha Lou Tilden Garet Barringer Mary Phyllis Strickland Betta Bales Nancy Cox Mamie Bases Kathleen Malpass Patterson Jessie Fragier Magnin Blanche Hassell Eriie Baxter Doris Holmeig Ily Cook Virginia Ellison Eriie Ellison Anna Lee Elizabeth Assle Mthur Ellison

Woman Finds Relief with Cardus After Pain

Mrs. T Stewart of North Little Rock describes a week of left side pain that moved to the right. She credits Cardus with easing the cramps and allowing her to stand again, noting she felt much better after using the medicine for a while.

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